Ioannes the protosebastos, gored by a boar, was treated by Manuel but obsessively hated by Andronikos
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MANUEL I (1143-1180) (1143-1160)
1154
Summary:
Dates:
1154
Emperor Andronikos I Komnenos (
Andronikos 1
)
Was not reproved by the emperor
Manuel 1
for his second plot; but when asked why he took great care of a fast horse, he said it was to escape after murdering
Ioannes 17006
(the protosebastos); he was therefore imprisoned in the palace (:)
Kinnamos 130.13-22
Ioannes Komnenos, protosebastos and protovestiarios (
Ioannes 17006
)
Was gored by a boar at Pelagonia during
Andronikos 1
's second plot; the emperor
Manuel 1
, who had reached safety, went back to treat him; he was later hated obsessively by Andronikos, who kept a fast horse to escape after killing him (:)
Kinnamos 130.10-21
Emperor Manuel I Komnenos (
Manuel 1
)
In
Andronikos 1
(Komnenos)'s second plot, he alone remained calm: his party, pretending to be foragers, reached the tents safely, but he then had to go back to treat
Ioannes 17006
who had been gored by a boar (:)
Kinnamos 129.22-130.12